amrita
A polite, well-mannered testing framework for Elixir with BDD-style mocks and checker-based assertions.
What is amrita?
Amrita is a testing framework for the Elixir programming language designed to be polite, well-mannered, and thoroughly upstanding. It provides a clean, expressive syntax for writing tests and emphasizes helpful error messages to improve the developer experience. The framework supports BDD-style mocks, checker-based assertions, and maintains backwards compatibility with ExUnit.
Elixir developers who prioritize clear, readable test syntax and detailed error reporting, particularly those building or maintaining test suites where mock behavior and expressive assertions are important.
Developers choose Amrita for its focus on developer experience through polite error messages, an expressive checker-based assertion system, and BDD-style mocking capabilities, all while remaining compatible with existing ExUnit tests.
Overview
A polite, well mannered and thoroughly upstanding testing framework for Elixir
Use Cases
Best For
- Writing expressive, readable tests in Elixir using a checker-based assertion syntax (e.g., with `equals`, `contains`, `roughly`).
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